Scout Restoration Series: Measuring the surface

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Scout Restoration Series: Measuring the surface

In this installment of the Scout Restoration series Wray had Mark create a partial flexible shape pattern from another scout with an intact fender. Wray explains the process and why he uses a flexible shape pattern instead of a wood or wireform buck. Then he shows the hood from the scout and how it had a lot of surface rust on it. For the rust removal we use Naval jelly, spreading it on the hood with a 1" brush. Depending on how bad the rust is, we usually leave it on for 3 - 24 hours. Once you see the naval jelly turn black, the rust is ready to be scraped off with a putty knife. Most of the time 1 coating of the naval jelly works and other times we need to apply it 2-3 more times. In the next video Wray will take off the Flexible Shape Pattern from the other scout, cut out a blank piece of sheet metal and create the patch panel.

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